New Smartphones

[The Hitcher]

Has anyone got the iPhone 12 Pro yet?, I’m sort of considering an upgrade, just wondering if it’s worth bothering really.

[Guest]

This isn’t fishing for arguments. The aim, I believe, is that the supply chain for materials is as harmless as possible for people and the world.

That’s as much as I know.

 

I believe it's all meant to be much more repairable/ upgradeable? Might be wrong. Idea being you can change and upgrade parts without having to replace the whole thing.

[James in Brum]

Their website says that and that their supply chain is more ethical. They explain their thinking.

I won’t present their thinking here because it would end up with people challenging me about what they say and I can’t be arsed. It’s an option and may be worth checking out.

[Guest]

Their website says that and that their supply chain is more ethical. They explain their thinking.

I won’t present their thinking here because it would end up with people challenging me about what they say and I can’t be arsed. It’s an option and may be worth checking out.

 

A friend bought one some years ago as it was the less evil of the choices. No idea how he got on with it though, rendering this a totally useless post

[Slowlycatchymonkey]

I’d consider one when my contracts up. I like the idea that they supply a screwdriver and you can replace parts yourself.

[Bender]

Just had a quick Google the fairphone 3 is only 3g, so that's a nope.

The 3+ is 4g it's made in Peru so maybe a contender